intervertebral disc disease

Jenny and Debbie of WCUB Radio–Long Time Fans of Frankie–Now Meet Joie

debbie, jenny and joie wcubYesterday was my third appearance on WCUB Radio.  They have been wonderful supporters of my work and mission, helping me spread the word about Intervertebral Disc Disease, National Walk ‘N Roll Dog Day, the Frankie Wheelchair Fund, and now my new book.  Jenny and Debbie, sisters who work at the radio station, have been long time Frankie fans.  Jenny has a darling little weenster named Willie who is blind.

It was fun introducing Jenny and Debbie to Joie yesterday and I guess you could say she wiggled her way right into their hearts too.  Joie was a little anxious in the waiting area, but once I settled her onto my lap for the interview, she was a really good girl and was quiet as a mouse.

I’m thankful for WCUB Radio and their support– but most of all, thankful to call Jenny and Debbie friends.  They are wonderful young ladies!  And to top it off they came bearing gifts for Joie and Kylie who are both enjoying their bright orange and bright pink new stuffed pals.

 

Video: Paralyzed Dachshund, Darla Now Has Quality of Life thank you to The Fuzzy Pet Foundation, The Frankie Wheelchair Fund & Eddie’s Wheels

A few weeks ago I shared with you that Darla a paralyzed dachshund at The Fuzzy Pet Foundation was the recipient of a wheelchair through the Frankie Wheelchair Fund and Eddie’s Wheels.  Well, wait until you see the video of her! Be still my heart!  Grab a tissue… or two… or three… and be ready to smile, cry and have your heart ooze over with love.

If you’d like to help in my efforts in helping paralyzed dogs in rescue that are in need of a wheelchair, please visit National Walk ‘N Roll Dog website where the Frankie Wheelchair Fund is set up for contributions.  To date the fund, because of the generosity of others has helped fourteen dogs!  Thank you!!

Check Out Dodgerslist New Forum- Best Education for Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)

psst Joie says, I love youAs you know Joie has IVDD, but psssst, don’t tell her!  She is one happy dog despite this and I’m so glad to help her live a quality life.

Did you know Dodgerslist now has a forum you can join to learn all you can about Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)?  And you can also post all the questions you may have about your dog who may have IVDD or maybe you are looking for peace of mind and hope for a recent diganoses of IVDD?  Dodgerslist forum is the place to join today! They have excellent and devoted people on hand to help and guide you.

Maybe you are someone who Dodgerslist has helped in the past and you have a success story?  They would love for you to share your story on the new forum also.  In the past this was a yahoo group you had to join for answers to your questions.  But now it is more streamlined and information remains in the forum on an on-going basis.

As always, their website is full of helpful articles for living with and caring for a dog with IVDD. Their $3.00 DVD is also another excellent option to purchase.  Dodgerslist is the place to get credible and accurate information about this disease.

Though there is no cure, your dog can live a full and quality life with IVDD.  Please pass along this information to other dog owners as well… you just may save a life.